New Phase of Revelations of a Wife in Travel Tale
The narrator and Dicky discuss deceiving Lilian about a man on a train and a mysterious woman named Black. Dicky proposes a plausible lie tying together a delayed train, a mob, a hospital stay, and a taxi to a hotel, while the narrator weighs the moral cost of deception.
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Dicky
Katie
Lilian
Lillian
Mrs. Black
Black
Lil
Tm Mob
Frisco
School Lunch Hour Debate and Child Health Advice
Dr Copeland argues for longer lunch breaks and proper meals while contrasting country and city childhoods. He warns against rushed meals, indigestion, and malnutrition, urging regular meals, calm pace, and time to eat. He also notes the social value of restraint and patience for health and longevity.
Boris's Fashion Dress Gown With Silver Embroidery
Silver embroidered navy crepe gown features a slim hip drape and left hip buckle in silver. Long flared sleeves extend from a dropped shoulder and the blouse panel contrasts with a heavily embroidered side panel suitable for both evening and afternoon wear.
Tomorrow's Horoscope for March 28
The forecast warns of a doubtful day with Saturn as the ruling influence bringing setbacks and delays. Best to work along lines of least resistance, stay quiet if action is needed, and rely on secure employment while a birth date signals popularity and generosity for a child.
No-Marriage Faddists and the Marriage Question
Winifred Blacksabout frames a debate on marriage, arguing against abolition of wedlock while praising its social value. She recalls a NY writer who denounces marriage, then contrasts that view with a reader’s wedding card and the idea that marriage is a public celebration of a deep relation.
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie Laurie's Advice Column
Annie Laurie offers guidance to young women about meeting a bashful love interest through mutual friends and emphasizes honesty. She replies to readers and invites letters addressing feminine topics for future columns, noting responses will be sent via the paper.
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Annie Laurie
Miss Laurie
How You May Win Beauty by Gaining Weight By Lucrezia Bori
Many people seek beauty through slimness or weight loss while overlooking the option of gaining flesh. The article argues that beauty can be enhanced by healthy weight gain for those with naturally thin frames and discusses methods and considerations.
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Lucrezia Bori
The Home Kitchen by Jeannette Young Norton
A 1922 feature on cornmeal nutrition and preparation with recipes for Fried Mush Louisiana Corn Bread and related dishes. It cautions against excessive thinness, advises appetite training, and promotes fattening foods to gain weight.
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Jeannette Young
Norton
Authority
Louisiana
Wise Diet Advice From A Past Era On Milk And Rest
The piece extols a balanced diet to gain flesh and health, emphasizing milk consumption at meals and between, plus rest. It notes milks aids digestion and sleep, suggests olive oil for weight gain, and advises regular naps after meals and eight hours of nightly rest for full nourishment.
Mrs Mousie Helps Nippy and Tige Escape from Barker
In a small tale of cruelty and kindness Mrs Mousie the mouse notices Nippy the cat tied by a rope in a cellar under Barkers house. She helps Nippy and Tige escape by gnawing the rope and guiding them through a hole to safety. Barker is left alone.
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Tige
Barke
Poor
Barker
Nippy
Ider Sen and Ana Can Lds Lead the DW Eph Iopa Group
The fragment notes Ider Sen and Ana Can Lds as leaders within the DW Eph Iopa organization, highlighting their roles in a clashing or developing regional group. The text remains partial but identifies two named individuals and a collective.
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Juanita Hamel
Cupid
Adeles Garrison
Madge
Wells Or Galsworthy
Sally
Dicry
Drcky
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
New York City
DR. Copeland
Castile
Boris’s
Si Wiretor
By Genevieve Kemble
Winifred Blacksabout
Or Feature Service, Inc
New York
Garden of Eden
Bitar
Hattie
New England
Polenta
Bannocks
Ime
Ars
Ider Sen
Ana
Lds
The
Eph the
Iopa
Ork
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